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The Site and Its Surroundings Site History NR.1 S05/0357/71 Registration Date: 10-Mar-2005 Applicant B & D Burtt Stubton Lodge, Brandon Road, Stubton, Newark, NG235DA Agent Jennifer Peacock, Spawforth Associates Junction 41 Business Court, East Ardsley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, WF3 2AB Proposal Variation of condition imposed on S00/0471/71 (hours of operation) Location Stubton Clay Ground, Moor Farm Lane, Stubton Site Details Parish(es) Stubton Public footpath crosses site - FP1 Public footpath adjoins site Unclassified road Area of special control for adverts Airfield Zone - No consultation required Drainage - Lincs EA: Flood Risk Zone 2/3 (new bld only) REPORT The Site and its Surroundings Stubton Gorse Clay Ground is located to the north of Moor Farm Lane, between Stubton and Brandon. As the crow flies the site is 1100m south east of Fenton, 1800m north east of Stubton and 1900m to the north west of Brandon. Brandon karting circuit is some 600m to the east of the site. The land surrounding the site is agricultural. Access to the site is gained via a long access road serving other rural properties/enterprises. Site History The original planning approval for the use of the site for clay shooting was approved under application S00/0471/71, dated 19 June 2003. This permission allowed for shooting on the site between 10am to 8pm Monday to Friday, 2 weekends per month between 10am and 4.30pm and for a maximum of 50 days per year. Temporary planning permission was granted on 9 October 2001 for a slight variation in the shooting hours (allowing for an additional hour on Tuesday evenings). This permission was granted for one year only and has subsequently lapsed. A further application in 2003 (S03/1093/71) sought consent for the modification of the operational hours and was refused on 7 October 2003 for the following reason: Planning permission is sought for an extension of the operating hours at Stubton Lodge shooting lodge, Brandon. The site is located in an isolated location midway between the villages of Stubton, Fenton and Brandon. The application proposes extending the hours of operation by one hour for two days a week. This would allow for business to operate until 9pm on Tuesdays and 5.30pm on Saturdays. The business has been operating outside the permitted hours and complaints have been received. In the opinion of the Local Planning Authority the operation of the shooting lodge outside the permitted hours would be likely to - NR1 - give rise to issues of noise and disturbance that would be detrimental to the residential amenities of occupiers of dwellings in nearby settlements. Such a detrimental impact would be contrary to Policy EN1 of the South Kesteven Local Plan. More recently planning permission (S04/0345/71) was refused for (inter alia) the extension of the operating days and hours of operation, for the following reason: Consent is sought for the extension of existing buildings, the provision of a 29m tower, improvements to bunding and variations to the existing operation hours at the Stubton Gorse Clay Ground. Permission was refused on 7 October 2003 for a minor variation in operational hours under application S03/1093/71. By virtue of the proposed operational hours that form part of this proposal it is the opinion of the planning authority that the use of the premises outside of the hours originally approved under application S00/0471/71 (dated 19 June 2000) would be likely to give rise to issues of noise and disturbance that would be detrimental to the residential amenities of occupiers of dwellings in nearby settlements. For this reason it is considered that the proposal would be contrary to Policy EN1 of the South Kesteven Local Plan. The Proposal Consent is sought again for the variation of the condition imposed on application S00/0471/71 to extend the hours of operation of the facility. The Agents have provided a daily breakdown of the proposed hours of operation, which can be found as an appendix to this agenda. The Agents have provided a Planning Support Statement as part of the application, which provides the following breakdown of the proposed hours of operation: Permission currently permits the ground to be open for a total of 50 days a year from 10am – 8pm Monday-Friday and for two weekends per month between 10am – 4.30pm. The proposed hours for the clay shooting ground are attached at Appendix 5. The proposed hours seek to re-organise the use of the ground and not to increase the numbers participating in the in the sport at any one time. The proposal seeks for the ground to be open for 260 days a year with a reduction in hours during the winter months. Currently a disabled group utilises the ground on a Tuesday evening until 8pm and it is proposed that this is extended to 9pm to allow for individuals to participate in the sport at a speed they feel comfortable with. Individuals require a different length of time to carry out the sport, extending the opening time for an hour on a Tuesday will allow for every individual to complete the shoot at their own pace. The proposal seeks the extension of operational times at the Brandon Clay Ground on the following basis: Mondays (excluding Bank Holidays) - Closed Tuesdays - 10.00 to 21.00 hours Wednesday to Friday - 10.00 to 20.00 hours Two Saturday’s/month - 10.00 to 20.00 hours Two Sunday’s/month - 10.00 to 20.00 hours Winter Months (Dec/Jan/Feb) - Reduced to 5 hours weekdays and 7 hours - NR2 - Saturdays and Sundays Within the winter months the clay ground will be used less frequent and will only open for the occasional corporate days and private lessons. Concern still has to be raised over the proposal to increase the hours of operational use of the site beyond that already approved. Bearing in mind a recent refusal of planning permission only sought to extend the hours of shooting for an additional 2 hours on Tuesdays and Saturdays, this application to open for 260 days of the year, 210 more days than currently permitted, is clearly objectionable. The Agents statement concludes that the noise from the site is ‘not discernable’ in Fenton (paragraph 3.2.9), which is clearly not the case due to the amount of objection to previous applications for this site and the number of complaints that have been made to the planning authority (unauthorised shoots) and Environmental Health Services. Policy Considerations Policy EN1 – Seeks to resist applications that would pollute their surroundings by excessive noise. PPG24 – Planning and Noise – refers, in Annex 3, to noise from recreational and sporting activities in paragraph 22 as follows: 22. For these activities (which include open air pop concerts), the local planning authority will have to take account of how frequently the noise will be generated and how disturbing it will be, and balance the enjoyment of the participants against nuisance to other people. Partially open buildings such as stadia may not be in frequent use. Depending on local circumstances and public opinion, local planning authorities may consider it reasonable to permit higher noise emission levels than they would from industrial development, subject to a limit on the hours of use, and the control of noise emissions (including public address systems) during unsocial hours. Statutory Consultations Local Highway Authority: No objections. Community Archaeologist: No objections. Environment Agency: No comments made. Environmental Health Services: I have assessed the accompanying noise consultant’s report and have found it unsatisfactory for a number of reasons. 1. The test shoots used a firing frequency of 75 shots in 30 minutes. The Stubton shoot is a major shoot in terms of the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health Guidance document used, and a firing rate of 150 in a 30 minute period would have complied with the guidance. 2. The author of the report claims that the mean shooting noise level (mean SNL) at Fenton during the monitored test was less than 40 dB(A) but produces no evidence to support his claim. - NR3 - 3. The graphical representation of the noise levels obtained at Fenton clearly show more than 80 events where the 50 dB(A) level was breached. None of these is notated so they cannot be identified. 4. The CIEH guidance suggests that major shoots should be monitored on several occasions, not a single occasion as in the accompanying report. 5. The CIEH guidance suggests the following hours of operation: Monday – Friday 0900 to 1800 max cumulative duration of 4 hours Saturday 1000 to 1800 max cumulative duration of 3 hours Sunday 1000 to 1400 max cumulative duration of 3 hours No use on Bank Holidays Environmental Health Services Recommendations I have no objections to the construction of the tower. I would recommend that there is no extension of hours for the shoot. Caythorpe Parish Council: The Caythorpe Parish Council has strong objections on the following grounds: a. Noise from extra hours would be excessive; especially so during the long summer evenings when Caythorpe residents might well wish to sit and relax in their gardens. b. The danger to horses and riders moving along the bridleway immediately alongside the site will be increased if the additional hours of operation are approved (the incident caused by low flying RAF helicopters is brought to mind). c. The increase in hours requested are excessive and represent a five fold increase to the present hours of operation. Caythorpe residents (immediately above the Clay Ground on the hill) will be subjected to excessive noise during that part of the day when (in summon particularly) they might reasonably expect to sit and relax in their gardens safe from noise pollution from the shooting.
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